LaRhonda Steele
LaRhonda Steele, a blues and gospel singer/songwriter, is recognized as one of the region's best rhythm and blues vocalists. She has been dubbed "The First Lady of Portland Blues,” a leadership title that she lives up to as she shares songs that carry forth directly from her soul and spiritual life-force. LaRhonda enjoys performing with her band at local festivals, theaters, private parties, and clubs. Working as a vocal coach, she enjoys helping others find their voice. Her discography includes: Artistic Differences (2009), My Soul's Song (2010), Yes Please (2015), Rock Me Baby (2016), and Spirit of Freedom (2018). Theatre experience includes Eileen in Infinite Life by Annie Baker at Third Rail, Stu’s Mother in Passing Strange, Vocal Coach/Guest Vocalist in The Sounds of Afrolitical Movement, and Grandma/Spirit of the Booty in Bella: An American Tall Tale at Portland Playhouse.
Recent Portland Center Stage Credits*
| Little Shop of Horrors | VOICE OF THE PLANT |
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